Some elite teams are falling by the wayside, while others are hitting their stride. Is your team on the rise or crashing worse than Hillary Clinton’s failed Presidential run?
Week one in the NFL is almost in the books. We just have a MNF doubleheader coming up and we can begin to get a feel for who the winners and losers will be for a few weeks.
It's that article that gets some football fans panties in a bunch, but here's our yearly round-up the least valuable player of each NFL team in 2015. This isn't a list based on personal biases or players attitudes or off-field antics either.
We’re in the homestretch of the NFL season, and for the majority of leagues, it’s coming down to the last few teams. If a chance at bragging right for the rest of the year can’t convenience you to set your lineup, I don’t know what will.
Things haven’t been pretty in running back DeMarco Murray’s nine months with the Philadelphia Eagles, but they may have hit a boiling point. Murray has now deemed Chip Kelly unapproachable
The first hole in the dam of the Philadelphia Eagles just spouted off with DeMarco Murray openly saying he is not getting enough touches in Chip Kelly’s offense. Murray didn’t go on a big T.O. type rant.
After a 20-10 loss to the Dallas Cowboys Sunday, the preseason Super Bowl contender Philadelphia Eagles are now 0-2. So what’s wrong with them? When the Green Bay Packers started 0-2, Aaron Rodgers told everyone to “R-E-L-A-X. Relax,”
The Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers met Saturday, and Sam Bradford reminded the world that he actually was good at some point while locking his ballet for the Comeback Player of the Year Award.
There’s hundreds of transactions in any given NFL season. Most are just day-to-day movement of third-string players, calling up practice squad members, stuff like that. Only a handful of moves actually get any serious coverage